Month: June 2023

Gov. Jim Pillen is taking the top tax rate down to 3.99% from 6.64%.

The event also kicks off Mavin, a new “social-first” video production and distribution service from Horizon’s Blue Hour Studios.

Students discuss companies taking social stances and whether or not they deserve reduced stock prices for doing so.

Can the White House keep working across the aisle to maintain a semblance of bipartisan normalcy?

When it arrives, you will be interacting with AIs rather than with real people through your Vision Pro.

We’ve all seen the ads. There’s a frustrated business leader using antiquated technology (usually spreadsheets or email). Their work is tedious and boring, and they’re missing out on tons of potential revenue until here comes a magical new product that solves all of their problems. There’s a long list of features, absolutely no pricing and…

The SEC has launched two lawsuits in 24 hours, putting a huge question mark over the future of retail crypto trading in the US.

Peak moving season is May through September, and it’s a pivotal (and expensive) time for most families and individuals in the United States. Based on research conducted with Alliant, a fellow consumer marketing data provider, consumers make approximately 72 brand-related decisions during their move, and brand loyalty doesn’t always play a significant role. As movers…

The Trade Desk’s messaging has long hinged on being a champion of the open internet–a convenient slogan for a company that helps advertisers buy media outside of walled gardens. Today, in what CEO Jeff Green calls the company’s biggest upgrade to date, The Trade Desk is announcing a new portal called Kokai that will help…